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Say Hello to Juanita Cook!
Juanita has been a motivated volunteer with Jersey Cares since 2017 but started her journey with us in 2013. In 2018, Juanita decided to take on the role of a Project Coordinator and become a part of the Jersey Cares family leading many different volunteer opportunities throughout the state. When asked what sparked her interest…
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Be A Shero
By Siara Clemente, Jersey Cares Program Manager, ReadyCorps AmeriCorps Member she·ro ˈshirō/ noun a woman, who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. To be a shero, one does not need to save the world, but rather, simply make a difference. Here at Jersey Cares, it is our goal to…
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A Sheroes Story
This month at Jersey Cares we are celebrating Women’s History Month by inviting some of our friends to share their thoughts and experiences on the women who have inspired them. Today we feature a piece by Siara Clemente, Jersey Cares Program Coordinator, ReadyCorps AmeriCorps Member. In honor of Women’s History Month and all sheroism, I…
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On the Road Again
By Meghan Tizzano, Community Emergency Preparedness AmeriCorps Member at Jersey Cares. With the warm weather starting to make an appearance and calendars being marked for vacations, it’s important to keep in mind some safe tips to ensure your family has a memorable and enjoyable summer vacation. Whether you are traveling to the beach for the…
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Protecting Your Pooch
By Meghan Tizzano, Community Emergency Preparedness AmeriCorps Member at Jersey Cares. For millions of Americans, their pets are important members of their family. This means they are also affected by disasters and require specials needs when preparing your household for emergencies. Whether you will be sheltering in place or evacuating your home, it’s imperative to…
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Plumping Up Your Piggy Bank
With Tax Day rapidly approaching, making sure you are financially prepared for a disaster is very important when discussing emergency preparedness. Emergency preparedness means more than just determining the disasters in your community and storing enough water and food supplies. Insuring you and your family are financially ready for a disaster is just as important.…